4 bedroom terraced house

Last remaining home! This 4 bedroom terrace house is set within the popular development of The Chocolate Factory, Greenbank. Book your appointment now.

Description

Last remaining home on Bruce Cole Lane.

This well-designed four bedroom townhouse boasts a contemporary kitchen dining room with French doors opening onto the rear courtyard. The first floor lounge features a private roof terrace, whilst the principle suite includes a shower room ensuite and south-facing balcony. The top floor includes a family bathroom and two further bedrooms. Built with an integrated garage measuring approximately 5.8m long by 3.1m wide (at its maximum points). An EV charger is also fitted within this space.

The Chocolate Factory, the development
The Chocolate Factory, often known locally as ‘Elizabeth Shaw’ or ‘Packers’, is the much anticipated redevelopment of the former chocolate and confectionary site in the heart of Greenbank, BS5. Bringing new homes, workspace, retail and a community hub to enhance the already vibrant neighbourhood of Greenbank this exciting regeneration brings back to life the buildings that once made some of the world’s favourite chocolates.

Designed to create a range of homes for all, The Chocolate Factory will include of one and two bedroom apartments and three and four bedroom homes with private gardens and parking. Sensitively designed to compliment the surrounding streets of traditional terraced houses that were once home to the employees of the factory, the homes at The Chocolate Factory will provide the best of modern living in an already thriving neighbourhood.

* Some images used are computer generated and photos are of the show home, both are for illustrative purposes only

Location

Perfectly placed between a mix of green spaces and the urban buzz of city life, The Chocolate Factory sits to the North East of Bristol city centre in the heart of Greenbank. Its BS5 postcode is one of the most popular in Bristol due to its proximity to the city centre, outstanding primary schools, eclectic and friendly community and an array of local independent businesses, representing the best of Bristol’s enterprising spirit.

Bordered by the Bristol and Bath Railway Path and with easy access to several parks and open green space, residents can enjoy the feel of a leafy suburb while taking advantage of good transport links to access the energy of city life.

Greenbank Cemetery, with its Victorian statues and War Memorials is a fascinating and peaceful place to take a walk or stop for a picnic. Just on the edge of The Chocolate Factory on Greenbank Road, the site is a much loved and well used resource for local residents.

Part of the national cycling network and maintained by Sustrans, the Bristol to Bath Railway Path is used by the local community to get around the neighbourhood, walk children to school and nursery, take a stroll with friends or to travel to work. Stretching from BS1 to Bath its also used by travellers from further afield. Whatever the reason you find yourself on the path for, there are plenty of green spaces to stop and take a rest along the way.

Off the Railway path and a little further south from The Chocolate Factory, St George Park is one of the finest examples of a Victorian park in Bristol. With its ornamental lake, basketball court, well equipped children’s play area and skate park. The main entrance fronts onto Church Road so you are never far away from grabbing a snack or a refreshment, that’s if the ice-cream van or park café haven’t grabbed you first.

Square Footage: 1,375 sq ft



Additional Info

Ground Rent : Nil
Maintenance Charge: £158.72pa Estimated
Freehold
EPC Rating: Estimated B
Some images are computer generated